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Hello beautiful people. I guess it never gets old walking the Hollywood boulevard. It's like playing the "Pokemon Go" game, I can't help looking down as I walk the strip to see how many famous people names I will find. I am wearing one of my favorite maxi dresses. I got it deeply discounted from Marshall. Brand "Free People" Wishing everyone a fun filled day.
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Wednesday, July 6, 2016
July 4 weekend
Hellooo beautiful people. :) I hope everyone had a fabulous July 4 weekend. I certainly did. I did some traveling, along with some business which I am super excited about. I met some new friends and I continue to be happy and grateful for everything. I went to a formal July 4 firework presentation for the first time. It was very beautiful but I never knew that the entire presentation was only 15 minutes long. lol. Anyway, it was spectacular and I wanted to see more. I wore very relax clothing for the event. how did you spend your July 4 weekend?
Saturday, June 4, 2016
Hello! beautiful people :) I have to tell you this will be my last trip to vegas until the winter. LOL. The Nevada heat can be a little too much for me. As you, all know Vegas is one of my favorite places to visit. I love it because there is so much to do. Most people go to Vegas for the partying and the drinking. Sometimes. watching all the drunk people walking around can be a fun activity to do LOL, Anyway, this time, I did a lot more than last time. I saw a couple of shows, Circus De soleil Tribute show to Micheal Jackson was good. I went shopping at the Fashion Show Mall. They have the best H&M store. A tip to keep in mind, ask the employees at the hotels to recommend places to eat or anything you are interested in. I was asking questions like where do you go to eat.? What show have you seen? What are the best shows on the strip right now? This can really help to save you lots of money. Do the Hop on Hop off tour, A good tour guide can assist you in anything in almost anything you want to know. These tour guides knows the history of Vegas and therefore have a wealth of information. I asked questions about the best hotels at reasonable cost. Here is a tip : I was told to stay away from Circus Circus hotel because it was build in 1968 and it has never been renovated. He was a very funny guy LOL.
Nightlife activities, It's best to do a night Crawl this is where you have a guide that guides you to different clubs along the strip. This is a great way to experiences some great clubs for one price. In Vegas you are going to find lots of people promoting one thing or another, on the strip. If someone smile at you while your walking along the strip and ask you "hey where are you from?" if you don't feel like a long drawn out sales pitch don't answer. LOL They are very good at getting your attention too. Las Vegas is a beautiful city for pictures. I love taking pictures and I have asked the question before, what do you do with all the hundreds of pictures on your camera. Well you post them on your blog and flood your social media feed with them LOL. Where did you go for your last get away?
Monday, April 25, 2016
Las Vegas Trip
Hello Beautiful people :) I wanted to share my trip to vegas. Since Vegas is now in my back yard it's on my list to visit every month. lol. Las Vegas is one of my favorite place to visit. This will be my 7 trip to vegas. Anyway, I did all the regular stuff I saw a really great show name "KA" I did lots of dancing and toured some of the fabulous hotel. I love my new hair style and just giving thanks for being very happy and content. How many time have you been to Vegas?
Monday, April 4, 2016
West Coast Lifestyle
Hello, Beautiful people :) So it's official I am now a west coast girl. I will always be a New York girl but I have to admit I am enjoying The sunny West coast. I am adjusting to so many things, The east coast and west coast have some major differences. I am embracing it all with a smile on my face. I am wearing my maxi dress from shein.com. I love maxi dresses it was perfect for this sunny day. Thanks for stopping by what do you think about my dress?
Wednesday, March 30, 2016
My New Surroundings
Hello, beautiful people. It's been a while. :) I am posting to you from my new home. From my pictures, you can guess where I am. If you can't ask me LOL. Anyway, I have some spectacular views every day. I am enjoying my new environment and I am a little overwhelm with all the possibilities. I hope to be posting a lot more.
Friday, January 29, 2016
Cruising On A Sunday Afternoon
Hi everyone, update on my New Years goals, I did some traveling. I went on a short cruise with some friends to Key West Florida. We didn't have the best weather it was raining alot, but it was a lovely trip. Key West have some very interesting history but I want to highlight one interesting part. (Chickens walking around as citizens) LOL funny but true, well ... at least that's what I called them. Our tour guide told us all about it. The chickens in Key West are protected by some law that was past many years ago. You can read more about it HERE These chickens was all over the place. It was a little amusing. away I think that traveling on a cruise ship can be one of the most inexpensive solution to travel because you get so much more for your money, everything included and you get to visit more than one destination. I love cruising am looking forward in going again. how about you guys what's your thoughts on cruising?
Thursday, January 7, 2016
Hi everyone Happy New Year I hope everyone had a blessed and healthy new year. I went to work on new years day so I am thinking that's a good thing, depending on how you look at it LOL. 2015 was a very interesting year for me, lots of low points and some unexpected life changing events. Anyway, Every year I have my lists of goals where I sometimes look forward in achieving them, this year is no different. Of course I plan on blogging more this year. Life do get in the way sometimes that can be a little discouraging. But, this year I plan on moving forward with a healthy attitude in all aspect of my life. So on to my list This year I have a very simple list.
1. Change my diet to include no sugar, I love eating sweets. Cookies, cake, candy are my weakness. It's time to detox my body from it. Plus I think this might be attributing to some health issues I am having. The next few things 2. save more money and travel more. 5 Take better care of my hair. That's it. I am confident I will achieve all of them. What are some of your goals for the New Year?
1. Blog more consistency
2. Change my diet to include no sugar,
3. save more money
4. Travel More
5 Take better care of my hair.
What are some of your goals for the New Year?
Saturday, November 28, 2015
New in my closet
I love shopping online these three pieces are on there way into my closet.:) I plan on wearing something beside black (my favorite color) for the new year. What do you guys think?
Sunday, November 22, 2015
Iron Deficiency Could Be A Reason For Hair Loss
Hello beautiful people. :) I had talked about my issues with hair lost in the past and now I think I know why. I was assigned a new doctor the last time I went to do my annual physical. I told her about my hair lost and stated that I think I have alopecia. She did alot of blood work on me and the results were that I have a iron deficiency and I am low in vitamin D. She believe that the low iron could be the reason for my hair lost. I am very encouraged from these findings because now I can move forward with a plan. I have been doing my research on the topic of low iron, which for me are Google and Youtube LOL. I found bloggers and articles on the topic, you can check out some of these bloggers on youtube: Thinning Hair could be signs of iron deficiency I found an article that list 15 signs to confirm that you really do have a iron deficiency. I had eight symptoms out of the 15. you can check it out: HERE I am a vegetarian and your diet do play a big role on what happens to your body which for me it's my hair.
I went to my first holiday party for the season and as usual I am wearing my favorite color.
I normally wear my hair in braids, I now wear it out in an Afro.
Oh this was an annual fundraiser I go to yearly.
If you are currently having any type of hair lost I would love it if you would share it with me.
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Bernard Trainor: It turned out the major of Danang was a double agent
Dang Vu Hiep: With all those choppers they seemed terribly strong
War Heroes
Roger Donlon: We were babes in arms in every way
Tran Thi Gung: I was stuck in a tunnel for seven days
Paying the Price
Ta Quang Thinh: They carried me the whole way back to the North
George Watkins: That sand was probably the only thing that saved me
Phan Xuan Sinh: Ail my ancestors are buried here
Where is Vietnam?
Jo Collins: I just thought I was going to Europe
Deirdre English: How can my country be at war and I don't know about it?
Part Two: Beginnings (1945-64)
History Is Not Made with IFS
Henry Prunier: These were not ragtag farmers
Yo Nguyen Giap: The most atrocious conflict in human history
Deliver Us From Evil
Daniel Redmond: The doctor who won the war in Indochina
Rufus Phillips: Tell 'em I'm not French before they lynch me
Ngo Vinh Long: If they're making maps, they're preparing for war
Kick the Tires and Light the Fires
Richard Olsen: It was like 'Terry and the Pirates'
Malcolm Browne: You could smell the burning flech
Le Leiu Browne: There was one coup after another
Paul Hare: My cock lost the fight
The Emporor Has No Clothes
Paul Kattenburg: What's good for Peru is good for Vietnam
Evelyn Colbert: Dissent which contradicted the public optimism was ignored
Chester Cooper: Boy, you speak just like an American
Sergei Khruchchev: The Vietnamese had their own ideas
Paradise Island
John Singlaub: We sent them all back with a generous gift package
Luyen Nguyen: She divorces her second husband and waited for me
Part Three: Escalations
Trails to War
Vu Thi Vinh: The Truong Son jungle gave us life
Nguyen Thi Kim Chuy: We came home hairless with ghostly white eyes
Helen Tennant
Hegelhimer: I was their wife, their sister, their girlfriend
You Want Me to Start World War III?
James Thompson: This was crazy and deceitful policy making
Seth Tillman: We could stop this war tommorrow
Charles Cooper (I): He used the f-word more freely than a marine in boot camp
Walt Whitman Rostow: Take the North Vietnamese of Vinh hostage
Central Highlands
Dennis Deal: Man, if we're up against this, it's gonna be a long-ass year
Ward Just: It approached the vicinity of the spiritual
Le Cao Dai: Sometimes I operated all night while the staff took turns pedaling the bicycle
From Civil Rights to Antiwar
Julian Bond: They said I was guilty of treason and sedition
General Baker Jr.: When the call is made to free the Mississippi Delta...I'll be the first one in line
The Ultimate Protest
Anne Morrison Welsh: It was like an arrow was shot from Norman's heart
Free-Fire Zone
Jim Soular: A goddamn chopper was worth three times more than David
James Lafferty: No draft board ever failed to meet its quotas
David M. Smith: The knife man
Sylvia Lutz Holland: We saved their lives, but what life?
Chi Nguyen: Being wounded was not considered the worst thing that could happen
Morale Boosters
Bobbie Keith: I got a butterfly right on the butt. So that's my war story
James Brown: After they got the funk they went back and reloaded
Quach Van Phong: An artist ca be as important in war as a soldier
Nancy Smoyer: I can't believe the Donut Dollies got us to do that
Vu Hy Thieu: Nothing was more essential than our sandals
Joe McDonald: I was president of my high school marching band
Air War
Jopnathan Schell: I had my notebook right there in the plane
Harlan S.
Pinkerton Jr.: Good luck and good hunting
Luu Huy Chao: Before I trained as a pilot I had never been in an airplane
Nguyen Quang Sang: That was the first time I ever saw an American
Fred Branfman: What would it be like to hide in a cave all for five years?
Prisoners of War (I)
Porter Halyburton: I don't see how you've got a worse place than this
Troung My Hoa: They tried to make us say, 'Down with President Ho!'
Randy Kehler: Friction against the wheel
Cameras, Books, and Guns
Philip Jones Griffiths (I): Go see what they did to those people with your money
Larry Heinemann: We had this idea that we were king of the fucking hill
Doung Thanh Phong: We didn't need a darkroom
Joan Holden: The counterculture was visible everywhere
Oliver Stone: He lived to kill. He was like a real Arab
Nguyen Duy: Whoever won, the people always lost
Yusef Komunyakaa: Soul Brothers, what you dying for?
H.D.S. Greenway: We would write something ans the magazine would ignore it if it wasn't upbeat
Antiwar Escalations
Todd Gitlin: A rather grandoise sense that we were the stars and spear-carriers of history
Tom Englehardt: It was like Vietnam had somehow come all the way into our living rooms
Vivian Rothstein: What? Meet separately with women?
They Slept At Our House
Paul Warnke: We fought for a separate South Vietnam, but there wasn't any South
Part Four: The Turning Point (1968-70)
Tran Van Tan: He asked me for directions to the police sensations
Barry Zorthian: Then-boom!-Tet comes along
Philip Jones Griffiths (II): You're not safe in those cities
Nguyen Qui Duc: I was living a double life
Bob Gabriel: We buried our own men right there
Tuan Van Ban: Attack! Attack! Attack!
Memorial Day 1968
Clark Dougan: He Was Only 19-Did You Know Him?
From Johnson to Nixon
John Gilligan: Our only shot was to help Humphrey break away from Johnson
Peter Kuznick: Political conversion was the greatest ahprodisiac
J. Shaeffer: The Palace Guard
Samuel Huntington: You had to be pretty stupid to stay out in the countryside
Douglas Kinnard: While we had the power, it turned out they had the will
A Three-Square-Mile Piece of the United States
Tom O'Hara: It was like being in a minimum-security prison
Familes At War
John Douglas Marshal: You will not be welcome here again
Huynh Phuong Dong: Recieving a letter was a mixed blessing
Richard Houser: They told me I needed to choose between my country and my brother
Nathan Houser: A sign this country has grown up will be when there is a memorial erected to the war resisters
Suzie Scott: This nice young man from the FBI was here
Lam Van Lich: I was away from home for twenty-nine years
My Lai
Larry Colburn: They were butchering people
Michael Bernhardt: The portable fire-free zone
You Look Like a Gook
Vincent Okamoto: Damn, I'm a Gook
Wayne Smith: I was thinking God they didn't have air support
Charley Trujillo: It sure as hell wasn't 'English only' in Vietnam
An Acute Lack of Forgetfulness
Gloria Emerson: Before the war, I was Miss Mary Poppins
Nguyen Ngoc Luong: To get their ID cards, the girls had to go to bed with the police
From Cambodia to Kent State
Anthony Lake: Quitting wasn't heroic
A.J. Langguth: I think they pictured it as a kind of huge bamboo Pentagon
Tom Grace: As much as we hated the war on April 29, we hated it more on April 30
Part Five: Endings (1970-75)
The End of the Tunnel
Alexander M. Haig Jr.: Even the tough guys...caved in
Morton Halerin: Kissenger did not trust anybody fully
Judith Coburn: Vietnamization wasn't working any better than Americanization
We Really Believes...
Beverly Gologorsky: God forbid my boss finds out I'm here
Nguyen Ngoc Bich: Why should my son die for your country?
Chalmers Johnson: The campus was turning into a celebration of Maoism
Steve Sherlock: Steve Sherlock, bronze star with a V.
Daniel Ellsberg: We're eating our young
Egil "Bud" Krogh: Let's circle the wagons
The World Was Coming to An End
Frank Maguire: The whole attitude was, stand back little brother, I'll take care of it
Charles Cooper (II): All this area was Indian country
Everybody Thought We'd Won the War
Charles Hill: Reporters just kept writing as if it were Tet
Daniel Davidson: I wouldn't buy a used car from that man
Nguyen Thi Binh: The longest peace talks in history
Nguyen Khac Huynh: It wasn't a mistake, it was an inexplicable crime
Prisoners of War (II)
Jay Scarborough: I read Anthony Adverse about four times
Tran Ngoc Chau: The curriculum was designed to detoxicate us
John McCain: Americans like conspiracies
Patty and Earl Hopper Sr.: What mushroom do they think we were hatched under last week?
Gloria Coppin: The government wanted to control the POW/MIA movement
Frank Snepp: There was classified confetti all over the trees
Troung Tran: We could either lose or tie, but not win
The Merriment was Short-Lived
Le Minh Khue: The letters remain, but the senders are gone forever
Part Six: Legacies (1975- )
Missing In Action
Tran Van Ban: We saw so many parents crying for their lost children
Tom Corey: Why do you hate the Vietnamese?
War-Zone Childhoods
Tran Luong: I never got there in time to capture an American pilot
Bong Macdoran: It's not worth my energy to lay blame on anybody
Luong Ung: People just disappeared and you didn't say anything
Toshio Whelchel: i didn't her to worry, so I lied
R. Huynh: Your real self was only for you
Jayne Stancavage: I just want to know what happened
Hoang Van Thiet: They bought Zippos as a kind of birth certificate
Leroy V. Quintana: Old geezers...playing taps on a tape recorder
William Westmoreland: I was leading an unpopular war
Thai Dao: The first time I ever encountered the Vietnam War was in Hollywood movies
Tim O'Brien: You can't talk with people you demonize
Huu Ngoc: We no longer hate the Americans
Wayne Karlin: The roof that hasn't been built
Duong Tuong: Because love is stronger than enmity
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....hmmm...getting out with profits is what you should have said...fyi: never ever ever chase a stock...
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MODESTO – What happens when you give the four women in "Menopause The Musical" the black lace bra and a microphone?
SONORA - The 37th annual Sonora Christmas Fair takes place Thanksgiving weekend from Friday, Nov. 25, through Sunday, Nov. 27, starting each day at 10 a.m. at Sonora's Mother Lode Fairgrounds.
MODESTO – YES Company's holiday sing-along performance "Gift of Song" returns to the Gallo Center for the Arts for two performances at 3 and 7 p.m. on Saturday, Dec. 3.
Visit Angel Island State Park for a Christmas tradition Victorian style. This Saturday and Sunday from 11 a.m. to 3 p.m.
South County pauses Friday on the 11th hour of the 11th day of the 11th month to remember all of those who have served America.
There was no shortage of shoppers, unique handcrafted gift items, baked goods, and food at the 45th annual holiday luncheon fund-raiser of St. Anthony's School Wednesday.
Sometimes things have a way of working out.
Aaron Murillo had just gotten home to his Meadowlark Court apartment near the Manteca Boys and Girls Club about 6 p.m. Tuesday when he heard screams from a woman on the second floor that her kitchen was on fire.
To say that veterans have a special place in Arnita Montiel's heart would be an understatement.
Manteca Fire Department Battalion Chief Randy May got quite a tribute with some 65 friends, family members and fellow firefighters saluting him at a Wednesday afternoon reception honoring his 27 years of service to the community.
The Promenade Shops at Orchard Valley is sponsoring its first Art at the Center Event through Jan. 1.
STOCKTON - On the heels of an immensely popular Stockton Pops season opener, the Symphony brings Broadway to town once again when it presents its Holiday Pops concert on Sunday, Dec. 11.
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Some 123 eighth-grade students at McParland Elementary School took a stroll down memory lane on Wednesday.
Colony Oak Elementary School promoted 61 eighth graders Wednesday evening with most of them going on to join the freshman class at Ripon High.
Zaiba Fazli had plenty of cash for her eighth-grade promotion event at Mossdale Elementary School.
Susan Dell'Osso takes Memorial Day to heart.
Jagveer Singh didn't ask for his fellow East Union graduates to go out and change the world.
Kaitlynn Gov experienced an awkward moment at Thursday's commencement exercises at Weston Ranch High.
It's not exactly out of the "Minority Report" but the San Joaquin County Sheriff's Department is adopting an analysis program enabling deputies to ...
Seventeen seniors graduated Wednesday at noon from Ripon's Harvest High continuation school located on the edge of the Ripon Unified campus on West Main ...
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The co-pilot believed to have deliberately crashed a Germanwings plane into the French Alps hid an unspecified medical condition from his employer and had torn-up documents in his home saying he was unable to work, German state prosecutors say.
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The medical director of a company treating depressed patients with the drug ketamine resigns amid concern from patients and psychiatrists about the clinics.
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Research into the long-term impacts of cyber bullying has found it frequently leads to depression, binge drinking, theft and violent behaviour.
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A team of researchers at the University of New England are pioneering new ways to identify and treat depression.
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The widow of a man who committed suicide at a Sydney shooting range is calling on the New South Wales Government to tighten gun control laws.
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A man who survived a suicide attempt off San Francisco's Golden Gate Bridge and was kept afloat by a sea lion shares his story with a NSW Police suicide prevention conference.
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Australians are urged to take anxiety seriously after a new survey reveals two in five people believe the condition is not a treatable mental health illness and is part of your personality.
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A Queensland University of Technology study has revealed the aftermath of the 2008 Mackay floods, in the state's north, was more traumatic for some victims than the event itself.
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More than 500,000 middle-aged Australian women are engaging in high-risk drinking and there is insufficient help available, researchers warn.
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Australian-born Bollywood actress Pallavi Sharda speaks out about the stigma surrounding mental health problems in India.
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Researchers looking into the use of ketamine say they have had a 75 per cent success rate in using it to treat long-term depression.
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A second coronial inquest will be held into the death of a West Australian woman who disappeared during a cyclone in 2011, but whose body was found last year still inside the initial search area.
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A former Westpac bank employee in Canberra who developed a major depressive order after a negative workplace appraisal loses a bid for compensation.
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Danial Rochford the CEO of Rural Alive and Well says a new head office for the organisation will help the work of the service read more
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Community support organisation Rural Alive and Well (RAW), has a new home in the Midlands at Oatlands Tasmania.
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Mental health experts say suicide treatment in Australian hospitals is inconsistent, and people trying to get help are often dismissed and misunderstood.
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Australia's suicide rate drops, but males are still four times more likely than females to kill themselves, according to a new report released by the Australian Institute of Health and Welfare.
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A depression treatment often used as a last resort for people who do not respond well to drug therapy is gaining traction after proving successful on a number of patients.
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An alarming rate of depression among Australia's lawyers is finally starting to be addressed with support programs. Surveys have suggested one-in-three lawyers has suffered from the blues, prompting law firms and the judiciary in South Australia to consider ways to offer more mental health support.
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A man whose son died in their squalid home, did not seek help for his mentally ill wife because he was scared of losing his family, a court hears.
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Exercising three times a week reduces the odds of developing depression by around 16 per cent, scientists have found.
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An Australian band has received overwhelming praise from fans and a youth advocacy group for exploring mental health issues in their music.
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The Lower Mississippian Muleshoe Mound is one of the best studied Waulsortian mounds, a type of bioherm or reef composed largely of lime mud and all sorts of Late Paleozoic critters (crinoids, brachiopods, etc. but not coral).
Another rangefront panorama...
A more detailed version of a panorama that I posted yesterday, this one previously failed to properly stitch, but seems to be okay this time.
To explore an uncut sample of this diamictite, click here: gigapan.com/gigapans/162809
Climbers arise and prepare to break camp at the Devils Tower National Monument Campground.
Viewed from Frederick County (Opequon Creek is the dividing line), you can see strata of the Ordovician-aged Edinburg Formation limestones and shales. These anticlines and synclines formed during Alleghanian mountain-building in the late Paleozoic. Another set of folds is just upstream: gigapan.org/gigapans...
This is a roadcut/drivewaycut along Shore Airport Road, just northeast of Ticonderoga, New York. My primary goal in shooting this macroGigaPan was to illustrate sedimentary structures including those spectacular weathered crossbeds near the bottom of this image. Can you make out any other interesting sedimentary stru...
Acadian turbidites, folded during the Alleghanian Orogeny. Look for slickensides, trace fossils, turbidity current structures. For more information on the Brallier, check out this map of the location: ngmdb.usgs.gov/ngm-bin/pdp/zui_viewer.pl?id=8643
Across the street from the scenic overlook "On a Clear Day You Can See Forever" (www.gigapan.org/gigapans/32030/) is this particular outcrop, which is a really nice view of cross beds. These structures are remnants of sand dunes (millions of years old, now preserved in the sandstone rock).


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Joined the army in 1966 after a run in with a liberal college professor over the war. I scored high on tests and went to Infantry OCS in early 67. I volunteered for airborne and special forces, and; myself and 5-6 others in my class graduated from the SFOC in Dec 67. Then we went to the 5th Group in mid 68 in Vietnam. I was the only one to volunteer for C&C Detachment AKA SOG. After being an S-4 for 56 days I was given a company of Rhade yards with four SF NCO's to help run it. They taught me on the first few OPS. After 6 months with the company I was assigned to the northern site for cross border OPS. I briefed recon teams along with our AF chopper pilots and crew plus FAC. We'd then fly directly across the border and I was on the right of the FAC in the O-2 and he directed the pilots through a series of azimuths to the primary LZ. After insertion we flew off a ways waiting for a team OK. That team plus our others in that NE part of Cambodia could be 30-50 K's apart. If a team got in contact they had a good 30-45 minutes on their own during day time before we could even fly back. That was best case. The FAC and I flew 3-4 times a day for situation reports (SITREPS). At 4:30PM we made our last flight and the teams had their RON (remain overnight) position to report. After all RON reports we left the team and the FAC flew me back to the border A camp and he and the pilots and crew of the choppers flew back to our main HQ. We had Cambodia cross border OPS from just below the tri border area in II Corps to south of the fishhook border AO in III Corps. We lost a number of great men. Between the company OPS in three companies and the recon teams' OPS we suffered very high casualties. My last assignment there was asst. S-3 at HQ. I was shot twice in that job and medivaced. After another 6 years I saw enough to see the effects of AA, COL.'s and LTC's expecting captains and majors to CYA them with false reports.
In 73-74 the black power crap started riots by taking over company dayrooms. Very few officers had the damn guts to merely run them out of those day rooms on their own. I had enough and my last assignment was back with special forces.
In 1986 Clinton created coed BCT on the Army and soon don't ask don't tell came. West Point was AA plus women were admitted. Sex was everywhere in the
military and we know the rest. Our military is a damn joke after Obama. It was
trashed bit by bit after Vietnam. In fact the damn druggies started in mid 69 in Vietnam. They were weeded out, but; certain generals like Emerson allowed it.